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Never Say Die! : A Thousand Years of Yiddish in Jewish Life and Letters.
Title:
Never Say Die! : A Thousand Years of Yiddish in Jewish Life and Letters.
Author:
Fishman, Joshua A.
ISBN:
9783110820805
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (779 pages)
Series:
Contributions to the Sociology of Language [CSL] ; v.30

Contributions to the Sociology of Language [CSL]
Contents:
Preface -- The Sociology Of Yiddish: A Foreword -- Part I Sociohistorical Perspective -- The Reality Of Jewishness Versus The Ghetto Myth: The Sociolinguistic Roots Of Yiddish -- The Yiddish Language: Its Cultural Impact -- Vegn Der Natsyonaler Role Fun Yidish Un Der Yidisher Kultur [Concerning The Ethnohistorical Role Of Yiddish And Yiddish Culture] -- Ume Veloshn: Yidish Folk, Yidish Loshn [People And Language: Jewish Nationality And Yiddish Language] -- Part Ii Orthodoxy: Then And Now -- A Defense Of Yiddish In Old Yiddish Literature -- Yidishkeyt Un Yidish [Jewishness And Yiddish] -- Di Rekht Fun 'Loshn Ashkenaz' Bay Dintoyres [The Rights Of Yiddish In Suits In Rabbinic Courts] / Der Vilner Goen Un Yidish [The Sage Of Vilna And Yiddish] -- Geule Fun Loshn [Redemption Of Language] -- The Role Of Yiddish In American Ultra-Orthodox And Hassadic Communities -- Who Needs Yiddish? -- Sounds Of Modern Orthodoxy: The Language Of Talmud Studies -- Part Iii Modernization Movements And Modern Attitudes -- Di Fir Klasn [The Four Categories] -- Matesyohu Mizes Un Di Polemik Vegn Yidish [Matesyohu Mizes (Mattathias Mieses) And The Polemic About Yiddish] -- Zhitlovsky And American Jewry -- Mir Bashuldikn Un Monen Akhrayes! [We Accuse And Demand Responsibility!] -- Der Blik Az Yidish Iz Der Tamtsis Fun Yidishkayt - Di Sakone Fun Der Formule 'Lingvistish-Sekularistish' [The View That Yiddish Is The Quintessence Of Jewishness - The Danger Of The Formulation 'Linguistic-Secularistic'] -- An Ofener Briv Tsu Undzer Yidishistisher Inteligents [An Open Letter To Our Yiddishist Intelligentsia] -- Who Needs Yiddish? A Study In Language And Ethics -- Part Iv Historic Moments -- Attracting A Following To High-Culture Functions For A Language Of Everyday Life: The Role Of The Tshernovits Language Conference In The 'Rise Of Yiddish'.

Di Yidishe Shprakh Af Der Tog-Ordenung Fun Der Sholem-Konferents In Pariz, 1919 [The Yiddish Language On The Agenda Of The Peace Conference In Paris, 1919] -- Tsu Der Efenung Fun Der Yidish-Katedre In Yerushelayemer Universitet [On The Inauguration Of The Yiddish Chair At The University In Jerusalem] -- Address At The Dedication Of The Leivick House In Israel, May 14, 1970 -- Deklaratsye Fun Der Velt-Konferents Far Yidish Un Yidisher Kultur In Yerushelayem...Dem 23Stn-26Stn Oygust 1976 [Declaration Of The World Conference For Yiddish And Yiddish Culture In Jerusalem... August 23-26, 1976] -- Part V Formal Institutions Of Language: The Press, Literature, Theater, Schools -- Der 'Bund' Un Der Gedank Vegn A Yidish-Veltlekher Shul [The 'Bund' And The Idea Of A Yiddish-Secular School] -- Tsvey Shprakhn-Eyneyntsike Literatur [Two Languages - One Literature] -- Lererkursn Far Yidish In Lodzher Geto [Yiddish Courses For Teachers In The (Nazi) Ghetto Of Lodz] -- The Night Of The Murdered Poets -- An Educational Assessment Of The Yiddish Secular School Movements In The United States -- The American Yiddish Press At Its Centennial -- Ida Kaminska And The Yiddish Theater -- Yiddish In The University -- Part Vi Maintenance And Shift -- Di Yidishe Shprakh In Undzer Privat-Lebn [The Yiddish Language In Our Private Life] -- The Struggle For Yiddish During World War I: The Attitude Of German Jewry -- Di Shprakhn Bay Yidn In Umophengikn Poyln [The Languages Of Jews In Independent Poland] -- Lebediker Untergang [Lively Death]/A Loshn Af Tomid, Nisht Af Dervayl [A Language For Always, Not Just For A While] -- Yiddish In Melbourne -- Knowledge, Use, And Evaluation Of Yiddish And Hebrew Among American Jewish College Students -- Part Vii Sociolinguistic Variation And Planning -- Vegn Zhargon Oysleygn [About Spelling Zhargon ( = Yiddish)].

Undzer Mame-Loshn [Our Mother Tongue] -- Vegn Litvishn Dialekt In Kongres-Poyln [Concerning The Litvak (= Northeastern) Dialect In Congress Poland] Note Berliner Zeyer Gerekht [Absolutely Right] -- The 'Hidden Standard': A Study Of Competing Influences In Standardization -- Politics And Linguistics In The Standardization Of Soviet Yiddish -- Some Aspects Of The Use Of Pronouns Of Address In Yiddish -- Bilingualism And Dialect Mixture Among Lubavitcher Hasidic Children -- Epilogue: Contributions Of The Sociology Of Yiddish To The General Sociology Of Language -- Original Sources -- Index.
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